State	Texas
Number of programs	7
Distribution	Internet
Delivery Address	7420 Fish Pond Road, Waco, TX 76710
Phone	254-751-2250
Fax	254-722-1766
Traffic Contact	clancaster@txfb.org, kbogard@txfb.org

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Station-Full	City	State/County	Dial	Watts	Format


KBLT-FM	Leakey	TX - Real	104.3	1,000	Country
KCWM-AM	Hondo	TX - Medina	1460	500	Country
KCYL-AM	Lampasas	TX - Lampasas	1450	800	Talk
KHBR-AM	Hillsboro	TX - Hill	1560	250
KIKT-FM	Greenville	TX - Hunt	93.5	1,800
KIVY-AM	Crockett	TX - Madison	1290	2,500	Nostalgia
KJTV-FM	Lubbock	TX - Lubbock	100.7	99	100.7
KSEY-AM	Seymour	TX - Baylor	1230	1,000	Tejano
KSEY-FM	Seymour	TX - Baylor	94.3	3,000	Country
KSWA-AM	Graham	TX - Stephens	1330	500	Country
KGAS-AM	Carthage	TX - Panola	1590	2,500	Sports/Talk
KACQ-FM	Lampasas	TX - Lampasas	101.9	6,000	Country
KAND-AM	Corsicana	TX - Navarro	1340	1,000	Country
KAUM-FM	Colorado City	TX - Mitchell	107.1	3,000	Colorado City
KBST-AM	Big Spring	TX - Howard	1490	1,000	NewsTalk/Nostalgia
KBST-FM	Big Spring	TX - Howard	95.7	33,000	Country
KBUK-FM	La Grange	TX - Fayette	104.9	1,750	Country
KCLW-AM	Hamilton	TX - Hamilton	900	250	Classic Country
KCTI-AM	Gonzales	TX - Gonzales	1450	1,000	Country
KCTX-FM	Childress	TX - Childress	96.1	50,000	Country
KDET-AM	Center	TX - Shelby	930	1,000	News/Talk
KDET-FM	San Augustine	TX - San Augustine	92.5	2,550	Country
KDHN-AM	Dimmitt	TX - Castro	1470	500	Country
KEYE-AM	Perryton	TX - Ochiltree	1400	1,000	County
KFRO-AM	Longview	TX - Gregg	1370	1,000	Classic Country
KGAS-FM	Carthage	TX - Panola	104.3	6,000	Country
KGKL-AM	San Angelo	TX - Tom Green	960	5,000	News/Talk
KGNC-AM	Amarillo	TX - Potter	710	10,000	News/Talk
KIVY-FM	Crockett	TX - Madison	92.7	50,000	A/C
KIXS-FM	Victoria	TX - Victoria	107.9	100,000	Country
KJTV-AM	Lubbock	TX - Lubbock	950	5,000	News/Talk
KKTX-AM	Corpus Christi	TX - Nueces	1360	1,000	News/Talk
KKUS-FM	Tyler	TX - Smith	104.1	50,000	Classic Country
KKYX -AM	San Antonio	TX - Bexar	680	50,000	Classic Country
KLXK-FM	Graham	TX - Stephens	93.5	12,500	Country
KMIL -FM	Cameron	TX - Milam	105.1	15,000	Country
KMVL -FM	Madisonville	TX - Madison	100.5	13,000	Country
KNFM -FM	Midland	TX - Midland	92.3	100,000	Country
KPET -AM	Lamesa	TX - Dawson	690	250	Country
KPXI -FM	Henderson	TX - Rusk	100.7	8,100	Real Country
KRUN-AM	Ballinger	TX - Runnels	1400	1,000	Country
KRYS-FM	Corpus Christi	TX - Nueces	99.1	100,000	Country
KSLI -AM	Abilene	TX - Taylor	1280	500	Classic Country
KSST -AM	Sulphur Springs	TX - Hopkins	1230	1,000	Adult Standard
KTEM -AM	Temple	TX - Bell	1400	950	News/Talk
KULP -AM	El Campo	TX - Wharton	1390	500	Country
KVLG -AM	La Grange	TX - Fayette	1570	250	Country
KVMC -AM	Colorado City	TX - Mitchell	1320	1,000	Country
KVOP -AM	Plainview	TX - Hale	1090	5,000	Talk
KWED -AM	Seguin	TX - Guadalupe	1580	1,000	Country
KWRD-AM	Henderson	TX - Rusk	1470	5,000	A/C
KXIT-AM	Dalhart	TX - Dallam	1240	1,000	Classic Rock
KXIT-FM	Dalhart	TX - Dallam	94.5	1,000	Classic Rock
KKOX-AM	Sweetwater	TX - Nolan	1240	1,000	Country

Curt Lancaster Curt Lancaster is a farm kid that grew up to be a “radio guy.” He has been a radio and TV guy for over 45 years. Lancaster was raised on a Garza County cotton farm. His faithful companion from the hoe handle to the tractor was a radio. He said he remembered the first time he walked into a radio station when he was seven-years-old and noticed that it was cooler in there than on the farm. He had told his grandmother when he was around age five that he wanted to talk on the radio. When he was 15 he started playing records and reading news at KPOS in Post, Texas. Since then Lancaster has traveled many miles in the broadcasting business in both radio and television. In 1981 he pooled his agricultural knowledge, radio news and broadcast sales experience into a 20-year career in agricultural broadcasting at the Voice of Southwest Agriculture Radio Network. Lancaster said he learned the trade from the best, former VSA owner, Roddy Peeples. Lancaster became General Manager of VSA in 1995 when Peeples sold the network to San Antonio based Clear Channel Communications. Lancaster took a small departure from Ag Broadcasting in 2001 to work with the Studio Stream folks in San Angelo to develop what is now Sonic Radio. This radio network broadcasts music and entertainment daily to over 3,100 Sonic Drive-Ins through out the country. In January 2001 Lancaster moved to Waco to build a new agriculture and rural radio news network for Texas Farm Bureau. In June of 2008, Lancaster moved into his current position as Director of Advertising Sales and Marketing, working on advertising sales for TFB Media which includes TFB Radio Network, the TFB publications: Texas Agriculture and Texas Neighbors and the Texas Farm Bureau Internet site. Lancaster also still maintains a daily broadcast schedule on TFB Radio Network. Lancaster has been honored with awards over the years including the Texas Extension Specialists Association’s “Outstanding Contributions Award” 2008, Texas County Agricultural Agents Association’s “Man of the Year in Texas Agriculture 1998” and The “Outstanding News Reporting Award” from the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers, twice—once in 1985 and again in 2000. Lancaster was also presented with the “Shepherd’s Voice Award” in 1993 from the American Sheep Industry Association. Lancaster has held several elected positions within the National Association of Farm Broadcasters where he served as its 50th President in 1994. He also served on the Board of Directors of the Ag Council of America. Lancaster says he does have a life outside radio with his best friend Bonnie who also doubles as his golfing partner and wonderful wife of 34 years. They also love to travel when they’re not working or on the golf course. He now concentrates on other hobbies including photography and making music.

Curt Lancaster

Curt Lancaster is a farm kid that grew up to be a “radio guy.” He has been a radio and TV guy for over 45 years. Lancaster was raised on a Garza County cotton farm. His faithful companion from the hoe handle to the tractor was a radio. He said he remembered the first time he walked into a radio station when he was seven-years-old and noticed that it was cooler in there than on the farm. He had told his grandmother when he was around age five that he wanted to talk on the radio. When he was 15 he started playing records and reading news at KPOS in Post, Texas.

Since then Lancaster has traveled many miles in the broadcasting business in both radio and television. In 1981 he pooled his agricultural knowledge, radio news and broadcast sales experience into a 20-year career in agricultural broadcasting at the Voice of Southwest Agriculture Radio Network. Lancaster said he learned the trade from the best, former VSA owner, Roddy Peeples. Lancaster became General Manager of VSA in 1995 when Peeples sold the network to San Antonio based Clear Channel Communications.

Lancaster took a small departure from Ag Broadcasting in 2001 to work with the Studio Stream folks in San Angelo to develop what is now Sonic Radio. This radio network broadcasts music and entertainment daily to over 3,100 Sonic Drive-Ins through out the country.

In January 2001 Lancaster moved to Waco to build a new agriculture and rural radio news network for Texas Farm Bureau. In June of 2008, Lancaster moved into his current position as Director of Advertising Sales and Marketing, working on advertising sales for TFB Media which includes TFB Radio Network, the TFB publications: Texas Agriculture and Texas Neighbors and the Texas Farm Bureau Internet site. Lancaster also still maintains a daily broadcast schedule on TFB Radio Network.

Lancaster has been honored with awards over the years including the Texas Extension Specialists Association’s “Outstanding Contributions Award” 2008, Texas County Agricultural Agents Association’s “Man of the Year in Texas Agriculture 1998” and The “Outstanding News Reporting Award” from the Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers, twice—once in 1985 and again in 2000. Lancaster was also presented with the “Shepherd’s Voice Award” in 1993 from the American Sheep Industry Association. Lancaster has held several elected positions within the National Association of Farm Broadcasters where he served as its 50th President in 1994. He also served on the Board of Directors of the Ag Council of America.

Lancaster says he does have a life outside radio with his best friend Bonnie who also doubles as his golfing partner and wonderful wife of 34 years. They also love to travel when they’re not working or on the golf course. He now concentrates on other hobbies including photography and making music.

Tom Nicolette Tom Nicolette of Waco is Director of Radio Network and Affiliate Relations for the Texas Farm Bureau. In this position, Nicolette directs the day-to-day operations of the TFB Radio Network as a function of the Public Relations Division. He produces daily radio programs and coordinates communication with radio station personnel for both the acquisition of new Network affiliates and the addition of programming on already acquired stations. Nicolette has also served as director of media services; television services; and assistant director of radio and television services since he joined Texas Farm Bureau in 1988. During this time, he has received several national awards for various public relations video and public relations programs. Nicolette began his career in television news. The Chicago native received his bachelor of arts degree in broadcast journalism from Baylor University. In this position, Nicolette provides media services via television, video, Internet, radio and print mediums as a staff member in TFB’s Information and Public Relations Department. Prior to his responsibilities as Media Services Director, he was Director of Television Services for TFB. In this capacity, Nicolette coordinated video productions promoting member activities and programs, and Texas agriculture. In addition, he has experience working with the media and conducting spokesman training sessions, among other public relations duties. He was hired as assistant director of Radio and Television Services in 1988. Nicolette has received national video awards from the American Farm Bureau Federation for Best Video Newsletter, Best Media Campaign and several Honorable Mention recognitions. He is a member of the Central Texas Public Relations Society of America chapter and an advisory council member for KWBU-TV, the Waco PBS television station. Before joining the Farm Bureau, he was in the television news business. At KWTX-TV in Waco, Nicolette served in many capacities during his eight years with the station including news photographer, reporter, anchor and executive producer. The Chicago native received his bachelor of arts degree in broadcast journalism from Baylor University.

Tom Nicolette

Tom Nicolette of Waco is Director of Radio Network and Affiliate Relations for the Texas Farm Bureau. In this position, Nicolette directs the day-to-day operations of the TFB Radio Network as a function of the Public Relations Division. He produces daily radio programs and coordinates communication with radio station personnel for both the acquisition of new Network affiliates and the addition of programming on already acquired stations.

Nicolette has also served as director of media services; television services; and assistant director of radio and television services since he joined Texas Farm Bureau in 1988. During this time, he has received several national awards for various public relations video and public relations programs.

Nicolette began his career in television news. The Chicago native received his bachelor of arts degree in broadcast journalism from Baylor University.

In this position, Nicolette provides media services via television, video, Internet, radio and print mediums as a staff member in TFB’s Information and Public Relations Department.

Prior to his responsibilities as Media Services Director, he was Director of Television Services for TFB. In this capacity, Nicolette coordinated video productions promoting member activities and programs, and Texas agriculture. In addition, he has experience working with the media and conducting spokesman training sessions, among other public relations duties.

He was hired as assistant director of Radio and Television Services in 1988.

Nicolette has received national video awards from the American Farm Bureau Federation for Best Video Newsletter, Best Media Campaign and several Honorable Mention recognitions.

He is a member of the Central Texas Public Relations Society of America chapter and an advisory council member for KWBU-TV, the Waco PBS television station.

Before joining the Farm Bureau, he was in the television news business. At KWTX-TV in Waco, Nicolette served in many capacities during his eight years with the station including news photographer, reporter, anchor and executive producer.

The Chicago native received his bachelor of arts degree in broadcast journalism from Baylor University.

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